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TheGrinder

Very. For a moment I thought I might not have enough Monero yet. Pew! Back to normal and more stacking.

Nadia 8mo ago

Ah yes…I felt a little bit of fomo kick in

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H

This is definitely part (but not all) of it. Even in the 60's and 70's when housing was cheapest here fertility was dropping. Much of Europe were seeing significant declines in fertility before WW1 (which caused a mini baby boom afterwards) and this was before the welfare state.

As the Roman empire matured the same thing happened. It really seems like this is an unsolvable consequence of society... Working the way people want it to.

Nadia 8mo ago

Interesting thank you.

Do you realise you are unzappable? Or maybe it’s me…

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H

https://video.nostr.build/d0004a5840f965f47c307473deb77b5c59226768abd164d911c87f6906eabda2.mp4

Nadia 8mo ago

😂😂😂😂😂

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H

My great grandmother shared a bed with multiple other children that sat on the back verandah of the very small home they rented because there wasn't enough room for everyone inside.

The birth rate in Gaza is increasing while peoples homes are being turned to rubble.

The psychology related to family structure and expectations is very complex.

Nadia 8mo ago

Completely off topic but I was just mentioning how much more I need than even the previous generation.

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H

My great grandmother shared a bed with multiple other children that sat on the back verandah of the very small home they rented because there wasn't enough room for everyone inside.

The birth rate in Gaza is increasing while peoples homes are being turned to rubble.

The psychology related to family structure and expectations is very complex.

Nadia 8mo ago

🤯 yes it is!

My mum grew up with the kitchen table in kerosene to stop the ants. You should see how I behave when I have ants in the house 🙄

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TheGrinder

I love this shit 🤣 🤣 #Monero #XMR

Nadia 8mo ago

Same that was wild!

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H

Weird how people could afford to have 10 kids during the depression but can't afford to now...

Nadia 8mo ago

Yeah why is that?

Housing

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H

No, I'm not rich enough to live around those people

Nadia 8mo ago

Haha

Or is it people who can’t afford to have kids…

Nadia 8mo ago

Is walking your dog around in a pram becoming more common where you live?

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El Zeta

Have you guys ever noticed that there are very few trees in poor neighborhoods

Nadia 8mo ago

Omg yes

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FLASH

⚡️🚨 TRANSPARENCY - From Zero to One Million Sats: 121 Days, Endless Determination.

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Today marks my 121st day on Nostr, and symbolically, it’s the day I reached the milestone of 1 million satoshis.

I never counted my hours or energy spent earning your trust, because I know that trust is built drop by drop and lost by the liter.

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- 121 days of activity

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On average, 7 to 8 hours of work per day, with no days off, no weekends.

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Nadia 8mo ago

Amazing well done xo

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cryptowolf

If you see someone over 40 out in public after 9pm, they 100% took a nap earlier in the day.

Nadia 8mo ago

Accurate

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S!ayer

I'll never forget Christmas day 2021, where I saw a dead girl frozen in a ditch with her Christmas shopping, on boxing day.

And here I was warm and eating and there she was dead. Killed by her own military for being "Russian speaking"

For those who've been following this since 2011 (Crimea too), the lead up and patterns are all there.

In fact there's footage of black tinted cars pulling up and handing out rifles to the crowds. Happened in Georgia and Moldova too. Typical CIA shit

Nadia 8mo ago

Omg that’s horrific

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The Fishcake (nostr.build)

What’s your hot take on anything besides money, bitcoin and politics?

Nadia 8mo ago

Women are getting too much Botox

Replying to Callum

My grandfather served in the Australian navy during WWII. He captained a small rescue ship off PNG.

He never attended ANZAC day ceremonies nor observed it in any way, to my knowledge.

I follow his example and ignore it.

Australia has never had good cause to join in in any war, save the possible exception of the *near* defence of Australia in WWII.

This is different to countries that have had real cause to fight for the survival of the nation, like Russia.

So I ignore all of the manufactured drama and glorification of our foreign misadventures around ANZAC Day. It should be a day that is allowed to die out (as was happening through the 70s & 80s before Howard resurrected it in the 90s).

Nadia 8mo ago

This is a perspective I’ve never heard!

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Curious Cortex

Doing hot yoga, by it self, is pretty impressive. I love hot yoga, though my body sometimes disagrees. I have done it with a hangover; it helps... after. Haha

Nadia 8mo ago

😂 yes I’m familiar with this feeling

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